perspect of extrusion.
o pasu
ume that Sir J. Freuch dos not wish to advocate vaising Chinose Voluntons: The comed
find that the Europeans did not
like the idea at all :) *
Chinose volenters
in
ay case
caridn't possibly be sent as a
for servi
contingent for
Superial army.
The
a
witte
an
So Bitide
population is
so small that
contingent
raisins
any idea fa
sand from it from serve
artside Hong Kong
the question.
h
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service
the evit
paror but
is art of
They might possibly
strengthe
ક્
& the
ģ
a
A
Jasisum
with
a
as I understand
in
Eusker
f
the idea of the Volunteer Corfes
is that
it will h
use rather
Chumore risings
to deal with Chuiños
a
lumpe
the a
possible incursia
علت
the
The hew Tanitare
seriars
I don't the
in an 2 the compas
dvisalitidy of sending this letter
A stands.
R&L 2912
400
This letter is dated at H.Kong, Jan. 18th, and
I suppose it is tok
marked as signed by Sir J.French.
replaced by letter from home.
It appears to be a statement of the views of the
General Staff as regards Imperial Defence as a
whole. As such, it is not open to criticism from
us. But if it is intended to suggest any new
organization at Hong Kong, it should be seen by
the C.D.C., since (
A
Ji
as Mr. Stubbs' minute shews }
the possibilities of improving the Volunteer or
Territorial Force in that Colony are very strictly
limited.
? reply privately in this sense to Sir J. French,
mentioning the main points in Mr. Stubbs' minute.
ASC
Whe
A
Lander
The letter
to für D. Lugard
Luther before
hai
J Sis J. French a laid of the Scention Cornisl. -
The practical question
Sir J. Mendl
جميل
Shues telegraph.
វ
متسعان
the Governor th
Hong Kong giving him anthritis &
publich
沁
lallis
Luse discussed
wis Sie to. Nicholson
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